
In this work, we present a q -Taylor series method for fuzzy multiobjective linear fractional programming problems (FMOLFPPs). In q -calculus, q -Taylor series is a q -series expansion of a function with respect to q -derivatives. In the proposed approach, membership functions are defined to be piecewise linear. Membership functions associated with each objective of fuzy multiobjective linear fractional programming problem transformed by using q -Taylor series are unified. Thus, the problem is reduced to a single objective. To show the efficiency of the q -Taylor series method, we applied the method to some problems.
Engineering, Mühendislik, Fuzzy Programming;Fuzzy objective goals;Multiobjective linear fractional programming;Fuzzy multiobjective linear fractional programming;Q-Calculus;Q-Taylor series, Bulanık Proğramlama;Bulanık amaçlı hedefler;Çok amaçlı lineer kesirli programlama;Bulanık çok amaçlı lineer kesirli proğramlama;Q-Analiz;Q-Taylor serisi
Engineering, Mühendislik, Fuzzy Programming;Fuzzy objective goals;Multiobjective linear fractional programming;Fuzzy multiobjective linear fractional programming;Q-Calculus;Q-Taylor series, Bulanık Proğramlama;Bulanık amaçlı hedefler;Çok amaçlı lineer kesirli programlama;Bulanık çok amaçlı lineer kesirli proğramlama;Q-Analiz;Q-Taylor serisi
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